This is the Windows app named FreeCS whose latest release can be downloaded as freecs-bin-2019-03-28.tar.gz. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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SCREENSHOTS:
FreeCS
DESCRIPTION:
FreeCS is a free-software reimplementation of Counter-Strike 1.5 running on the FTE QuakeWorld engine.All it is, is a game-logic re-implementation in QuakeC, an architecture independent programming language. FreeCS is not a game-engine as it relies on FTEQW (released under the GPL V2).
All this makes it possible to play FreeCS on virtually any platform! No DRM! No third-party accounts! Just download, play, contribute.
FAQ:
Q: Why 1.5?
A: Last free-to-download version of CS! Also, in my opinion, the best one. No shield to ruin matches with!
Q: Why didn't you use Xash3D?
A: Valve has spoken out against Xash, as it violates their HL-SDK license, as well as the GPL2 for mixing id Software's code with theirs - rendering it illegal. Besides, FreeCS is platform-agnostic. So it runs wherever FTEQW runs, whereas Xash3D can only load native binary modules (so CS 1.5 can only be played on Win32)
The game-logic is written by me with help of twhl.info's wiki.
Features
- Play and host CS on virtually every platform
- Customize the game to whatever extent
- Create new weapons
- Create new and refreshing game modes
- A guarantee that the game will still be functional in the future
This is an application that can also be fetched from https://sourceforge.net/projects/freecs-1-5/. It has been hosted in OnWorks in order to be run online in an easiest way from one of our free Operative Systems.